Ramos-Medina

United States v. Ramos-Medina

Good Law
706 F.3d 932·2013 WL 136032
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitJune 21, 2012No. 09-50408California4,702 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Clifton, J.

ORDER

This court’s opinion, filed June 21, 2012, is amended by inserting the words “first-degree” before “burglary” in the following places: on page 7304 of the slip opinion, in the second sentence of the first paragraph; on page 7305, in the third sentence of the second full paragraph; on page 7306, in the first sentence under the heading “A. Ramos’s Prior Deportation;” on page 7307, in the first sentence of the first full paragraph and in the first and second sentences of the last (partial) paragraph; on page 7308, in the first full sentence on the *934 page and the last sentence of the first full paragraph; on page 7309, in the first sentence on the page (where the words “The petitioner in” should not be italicized); on page 7310, in the first and second sentences of the first full paragraph; and on page 7312, in the first full sentence on the page (excluding the Taylor citation), beginning with the words “As described above”.

The opinion is also amended by inserting “first-degree” before “California” in the penultimate sentence in the first partial paragraph on page 7308, by inserting “for first-degree burglary” before “under § 459” in the last full sentence on page 7309,…

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